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  • Bahe: Growth and expansion for the College of Nursing

    Babe Ruth: “Don’t let the fear of striking out hold you back.”
    Chinese proverb: “Be not afraid of growing slowly; be afraid only of standing still.”
    Ben Sweetland: “Success is a journey, not a destination.”

  • 32 participate in Order of the Engineer

    Pledging their skills and knowledge to the public good and promising to practice with integrity and respect, 32 engineering graduates took part in the Order of the Engineer ceremony in the Volstorff Ballroom on the South Dakota State University campus.

  • Fluid power team earns awards at national contest

    Members of the Fluid Power Club at South Dakota State University returned from the National Fluid Power Association’s Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge in Ames, Iowa, April 24-26, with a pair of awards.

  • SDSU Robotics Club makes mark at Vex U World Competition

    Competing in the Vex Robotics World Competition in Dallas April 28-30, the SDSU Robotics Club earned the excellence award and finished second in skills. There were 113 teams entered in the Vex U event and more than 600 teams there for other Vex Robotics competitions.

  • Jackrabbits in the spotlight / Joint Engineering Council made 2023-24 a year to remember

    Joint Engineering Council members were recognized for a successful 2023-24 at the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering Banquet April 23 and will head into 2024-25 with much the same leadership team.

  • Conference to focus on empowering South Dakota’s innovation network

    Leaders from industry, academia and government are being invited to a one-day conference June 11 in Sioux Falls focusing on expanding the computer chip manufacturing workforce in the United States and enhancing existing South Dakota’s innovation systems.

  • The Yellow & Blue Podcast | SDSU President Barry Dunn | S1E3

    In the heart of the Midwest, South Dakota State University is guided by the leadership of President Barry Dunn. He brings expertise from his time as a farmer, rancher, researcher and academic to the state’s land-grant university.